CSR and Strategy: Mixed Signals?

May 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment

Module C has drawn to a close here at Hult, and most of my classmates have said goodbye, off to one or more of Hult’s other global campuses. I’m not rotating- Shanghai Campus offers plenty of good classes, and while it could have been fun, it just struck me as an unnecessary expense that I [...]

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Conversations With Female Forces of Nature in Small Business [The Huffington Post]

April 2, 2013 By Leave a Comment

I first met Adrienne when I was Executive Director of a global non-profit Business for Diplomatic Action. I engaged Adrienne to join our mostly male board for several reasons not least of which included her different way of thinking. Adrienne is at her core an entrepreneur. And entrepreneurs think differently. They problem solve in ways [...]

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Learn by doing: BRAND BATTLE IN THE CLASSROOM [The Hindu]

March 27, 2013 By Leave a Comment

“I hear and I forget. I see and I remember. I do and I understand.” — Confucius Experiential learning approaches enhance scholastic learning and foster higher order thinking skills in preparing future business leaders. We learn best by doing — ask any cricket coach; the only way you master a sport is by strapping on the [...]

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Million Dollar Hunger Reality Show: The Hult Prize [Huffington Post]

March 8, 2013 By 1 Comment

Welcome to the brutal world of business plan competitions. It’s not about co-eds hoping to win the affections of the Bachelor. It’s about late nights sketching out business models on sandwich wrappers, pizza boxes, newspapers and white boards. It’s about assembling a diverse yet compatible team, with varied backgrounds and skills, securing a dedicated coach, [...]

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Delisting a double-edged sword for struggling firms [ZDNet]

February 18, 2013 By Leave a Comment

Going private allows once-public tech companies greater freedom to pursue their strategic goals, but cuts down on funding options to sustain themselves. Voluntarily delisting from the stock exchange to take a company private brings pros and cons. It can give a struggling tech business freedom and flexibility to find its feet again without the weight [...]

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From Skills and Strengths Development to a Bulls**t Barometer — My Women’s Leadership Wish List for 2013 [Huffington Post]

February 13, 2013 By

Written by Cari Guittard, Principal, Global Engagement Partners; Professor of Global Management, Hult International Business School. Republished from the Huffington Post, original article can be found here.  Enough of the Warm and Fuzzy Women’s leadership is everywhere. Around the world and over the past few years, there have been numerous conferences, forums and events dedicated to advancing women [...]

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The Swiftboating of Apple [Huffington Post]

February 6, 2013 By Leave a Comment

By Jonathan Littman, founder of Snowball Narrative, co-author of the Ten Faces of Innovation, and Professor of Innovation, Leadership and Teambuilding at Hult International Business School. Republished from the Huffington Post, original article can be found here. Just like the torpedoing of John Kerry’s 2004 presidential campaign Apple has recently been buffeted by attacks and its own curious [...]

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Faculty Spotlight: George Kastner, Professor of Operations Management

January 17, 2013 By

Professor of Operations Management at Hult International Business School, George Kastner breaks down the complexity of operations and talks about the ideal Hult student. We captured the Q&A on camera. Scroll down to read George’s responses in full. Hult Professor of Operations Management, George Kastner – Faculty Spotlight from Hult on Vimeo. H:  Who are you and [...]

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Faculty Spotlight: John Beck, Professor of Strategy

December 5, 2012 By

Managing Director of Hult Labs, Professor of Strategy at Hult International Business School, and judging panelist of the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Business Professor of the Year Award, John Beck discusses the importance of strategy and the demand for practical business education. We captured the Q&A on camera. Scroll down to read John’s responses in full. [...]

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Hult Professor of Strategy John Beck – Faculty Spotlight

December 3, 2012 By

Professor of Strategy at Hult International Business School, John Beck explains the importance of strategy and the demand for practical business education.

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